Sentence examples for through a packet from inspiring English sources

And smoke (Reacher gets through a packet of Camels a day).

One evening at the brigade headquarters, Nasser and Jalal allowed me to sit with them as they looked through a packet of documents sent by someone urging them to arrest a Qaddafi loyalist.

The couple to my left ate their way through a large tub of popcorn during Act I, while the couple on my right chomped through a packet of crisps.

During breaks in the commentary, Internet viewers saw Mr. Wilson flipping through a packet of maps; Mr. Rove admiring the GOP political action committee chairman Michael Steele's tie; and Sean Hannity reading county-by-county results over Mr. Rove's shoulder.

The lossless packet stream goes through a packet killer that removes packets following a Gilbert model calibrated using PLR and MBLS values (see Figure 7).

First, the incoming signal passes through a packet detection block that will, besides detection of packet existence, give a rough estimate of the symbol beginning.

A centralized controller, communicating with the distributed agents through a packet-based network, is designed to guarantee the uniform boundedness of the trajectories of the overall closed-loop system.

VoIP applications are basically developed through a packet-based system over IP networks, which operate with the help of standard codecs such as ITU-T G.722, G.729, G.723.1, and adaptive multi-rate (AMR) [1].

The primary objective of a P2P live video streaming system is to distribute packets from the video source to peers, and the collective paths through which a packet traverses form a tree.

These parameters include, among others, the random seeds for the generation of the channel realization through which a packet is transmitted, the specific noise realization, and the transmitted payload data.

Figures 2 and 3 show the pseudo-code of the routing process; the CAIR scheme is mainly separated into three steps: (i) dynamic selection of the intersections through which a packet could reach its destination, (ii) a prediction-based greedy forwarding strategy between two intersections, and (iii) a recovery strategy when routing failure occurs.